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iLiTHE EVENING WOfiLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, lui2.AMBLERS GONE.TENDERLOIN CLEAN,DECLARES WALDOOnly a Few Chartered hikerClubs Now Defy InspectorDwyer.THEY ARE CLOSING UP.Successful System for PuttingDown Lid Will Me Takento Harlem.i Commissioner WiMn enne'inredI dsy that pirhlo gambling In the1 -nderloln. except s to poker HMM' natng M chartered .-lube. In whichM IF tereons holding IIMmbSTtMp cardsI e allowed to plsv, bas hrrti pra-tl-'illy wiped nut. Till IMNRNMM' 'towed a long session between themmlssloncr and Insp. -tor John ViMvytr of tho Tcnd'Tinin ImpactionHltrtOt, who hsa been carrying on aI npelgn against k ..unlet Bloatf the sis places In tho Long Acffli tare district, kisiwn by the pollrr toiva been lined for public gambling.have been closed and the remaining-'abllshment la ready to quit. Oatnh-e houae proprietors of the standingi ; their business of lam I.udlum. XV ill -11 n Coe and "Honest John" Kelly. ,iwn'''f their own houses, may open upaslonally to give their employees annee to eani a little money for meelsand lodging, but the game 1 too rlskvallow of continuous operation, and.irea of wheelmen, faro dealer, look-. cashiers, doorkeepers and altend-la are hanging around the Tenderloinnera, ahlverlng. despondent and1 ke.P ' TRONS SCARED AWAY FROMDOORS BY POLICE.nwy-er'a system of rontlnuoua plrkng of gambling houaea haa killed theI ne. Rualneaa men, who mnrtn upgely the cleentele of the big Kilning places, have beer scared away by10 uniformed men atutloned In fronttha doora warning all agalnat enrig. and by the poaalhlllty of being'.led by detectives and summonedore a Magistrate to he ejHOallllllOlller the bowling law.ho Doailng I.n. which pennlta tho. lorlttes to iuesllnit frequenters ofnbtlng houaea and forcea them tuwar haa proved to be a powerful- ipon In the handa of the police wheniltgently axerclaed. Thua far It haabeen found necessary to question"I reported by police officers ua gamh; houae patrona. but there are leanyi nea on file at Headquarters andot Magistrate McAdoo can Iniiigntcin Doe proceedings wlt:i tlie object ofilng up the Tenderloin reaorls whl'Miv police espionage.'heae placea are the poker roomv Theer room men have club rhartera andtheir pla-es aa clubs No on la al.ved to play who haa not beer. -leasedn by a "committee on membership"t "house committee." The utmostla excerrlsed In admitting "aage"pie and It haa been found Impoaalbleget legal evldenc.:tectives see chips butnever any money.' 1 -tectlvee have free accesa to theser rooms They aee the games andchlpa exchanged, but they havei unable to bring to any court satlsory evidence that the chla werer-haaed with actual money by theembers."eteetlvea are now following pokern "msmbers" from the clubhouacsnelr homea and getting their namesI addreaaea. Kgtreme care haa beenen to verify the namea. Word hasie out that the police are doing thisnk. and In consequence the patronf of the poker roomi haa fallen nfi,t the proprletora are operating im' legal advice and will keep open aa7 as there la enough trade to feedi kitty."Vlth the Tenderloin district abouttned up aa to public gamblingisea. the i 'ommtaslnncr la plannlngi extend the work along the MAM' is to other aectlona of tile city,n'lem la on the Mat tor what willtount to a vacuum treatmeni In' It la probable tag aystem will beidled to notorious disorderly housesThe eaplunage and namea and ailayatem haa been found of no usethe lower eaat aid. The potfonathe atuss games don't care paitlculy whether their names are takenthe poltoe or not. They are notaid o fptabllelty or aspoouro 'om-aloner Waldo la devising amilhi rn for handling the little atuaaagoo.LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL GLOSSY HAIR,i DANDRUFF 25 CENT DANDER1NE"fair coming out?- If dry, brittle, thin or your scalpitches and is full of dandruff -Use "Danderine."vVithiB len minu1e afler an sppln aon of llsnilenne you eaunot find angle trace of Dandruff or a loOBB Oflling hair snd your snalp Brill not itch,it ahst will please von most will lie'ler a few weeks' use. when on will acuity see new hair, fine aul down.', atit yes hut rciilh new hair -gruw-,k all over tin- scalp.little Damlcriiie will immediatelyit Me tl.e beauty of your hair. Nofieri n. i how dull, faded. I. little amicraggy, just moisten a doth with Dan--'ineand rarefoUj draw ii throughour hair, taking our small strand at aI -v-a. r i i r-fc-r-TO FLIRTThe Jury Disagrees, Equally DenouncingandEvening World Readers inTurn Declare Flirting itHarmless, Outrageous,Amusing and Seriousand Pretty Much Everything Else That Is Good,Bad and Indifferent.Grandma Says "If I WereYoung I'd Be FlirtingStill" -A Young MotherAsserts She WouldRather See Her Children Dead Than to SeeThem Become Flirt" Flirt Because I'mWeak Mentally," Writes"J. Lee."RY NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH.To dirt or nol to flirt?Tho rrturtii are all In, yet men unit women are of bo many differentminds aa to the eihlca of flirtation, the small change of affection, that It IsImnoBHthto to racord a verdict. WnMlVQLA GREELEV-3MITHwomen who are past their first youth flirt with the same subdued discretion? Unlike raw young men and girls, mlddle-agod persons are not apt tolet flirtation assume a serious aspect."OraaBma'B" latlmatloa thatflirtation ahomld be rtatrlctad totha yonng. to whoa It solely baloaga, la lUa Baying that aobodyhat tha baby a hall play with thaaaatehea which, of ooaisa, Is allright If yon don't oara for thahaby.In my opinion, tha very young person of both aexea to-day has far moreflirtation than la good for her or htm.It la much safer fur grandma to flirtthan to penult their grandchildren toIndulge In eo dangerous a pastime. Infact, a grandma worth her knittingought to be able to protect her granddaughter from undesirable attentionby monopolising them heraelf.Hut here Is what "A Urundma hasto say. Hhe may be too old for ordinary flirtation, but ahe attll flirts withthe niuae, aa follows:SORRY HER FLIRTING DAYSARE OVER.Iet tlhe youthful have their due,Coquetry and flirting too.Youth must flirt, ohlde aa you will.If I were young I'd be fllrtlnc ItilLA ORAXDMA.FLIRTING CONSIDERED TO BEDISHONORABLE.On the other hand a young malron oftwenty-eight views flirtation with atern.unconiprnmlalng eyes. 8ho says.Hear Madam: Any woman whohaa a grain of respect for heraelfwill not flirt. 1 am twenty-eightyears old and a mother of five beautiful ulrls and one boy, and 1 wouldmuch, rather aee them ull dead thanto aee them gruw up and flirt or beoumii a bad character In any way.MU8. K. B.Meantime, two maaculllie readers offermore or leaa humoroua defenaee of flirtation. Tho writer of one of ihese letters seems to disapprove of flirtation Inthe abstract, hut echoes the womanreader who declared the other day, "Itllrt because I can't help It." Htlil, It'aunfair to classify such readers as Infavor of flirts. Ho who flirts tiguluathis will la of the same opinion still. HoIf he disapproves of flirtation bis votecounts against It even If his conductfalls to record a protest.FLIRTS BECAUSE HE IS WEAKMENTALLY.Dear Madam: I am an unmarriedman of thirty-four and have beenflirting for twenty years. An honestae'f analysis tells BIS that I do It he-cause I am phyHlcally healthy andman tally wenk. Wtianevar i am inthe PI sssnns of a normal, buoyantgirl, neither looks nor dreaa counting. 1 am tempted to flirt with her.1 attempt a small, sweet smile. Ilime Ths effect is aniu7ing our hailwill lie light, fluffy and wavy, and liaviuu appsarancs of abuaiisncsi an lacoaiparaiilc lustre, softnc.s and luxuriancethe baatlty and shimmer of true hailI, rail I..(id a i' cent linttle of Knowlton sDanderine from any drug store or toiletcounter, and prove to yourself to-night -nowthat your hair is a- pretty and softas any llial it has heen neglected or injured by careless treatment -that's all -VOMJMtraly an havg heatitiful hair andlids of it if you will just try s littls Dsu-derinc.a-v a, lAT TN B?l I DT fOR NOT TO FLIRT?Approvingwill havo to agree to let the Jurydisagree To-day "A Urandma" contributes a rhymed opinion to thiafinal discussion. In which ahe declares that flirtation and coquetryare natural to youth, and adds: "ItI wero young I'd be flirting too!"Which proves her an unusually sensible grandma, since many of heicontemporaries are still flirtingmerrily, despite their years. And,after all, grandmas are really theonly ones that know how to flirt.Mke the fifty-year-old actresses whoplay the fourteen-year-old Juliet,they make up In technique what theylack in illusion. Mrs. Flake Is nowplaying a young-girl part In halflights and a sunbonnet. Why can'tforce a Urht and a meaning In myeyes. Briefly. 1 flirt. Atid oh. what atonb- leap Common aense tells methat I am a peat and should stop.Hut I'm going to keep It up.J. I-.EE.PERMIT ALL HANDS TO DO ASTHEY PLEASE.Doir Madam: Take the stovepipehat and fro.-k coot off of man. ande the barbarian standa forth. Takethe frills oft women a.. I likewise.The main thing la that man andwomen really are attracted to eachother through the same methods thatflrat obtained In the Oarden of Bden:earh is plroatni; to the sight of each,hence flirtation.Put me down ss one large andmiddle-aged gentleman that haa spentthlrty-flve years of a forty-five-yearleaae In learning and unlearning.only to arrive Anally at the atate ofmind which allows every man andwoman barbarian and flirt to do ashe or she pleases. Respectfully,I.lttle Ho. k. Ark. REST.A filial word against Die feminine flirtdowntown Is recorded by a youngwoman Few peranna will quarrel withher dcrinltlon and description of thishighly nbertlonahle spocles, Hhe says:Dear Madam: To my mind the woman who flirts with her employer, forthe sake of gain, Is dangerous. 1was unfortunate enough to get awoman of this type IB my office. Hhewis clever enough to deceive theman and make him believe she wasworking for . his intereat. wiien Inreality she was working or playingh'.m for heraelf. I waa given all thehard work while she flirted and readbonks.An experienced woman flirt to mymind Is In most every raae an emptyheaded, sinful, aelflsh person, whowishes to rule and has no heart.A WOMAN.FEAST FOR WAR FLEET MEN.Bis ThunLsmlaina la aurrd attlnuipflon Honda.Nr;VPKT Vi N'ov. V. Of.IWr and nifn on ten vewels of tlirVtktttlc baHl Mp flM r?h, Rh.1Nlatnl, Virginia. IHln ill, Delaware.Maho. Ohio. Arkannai. Verimmt andNew lianipshsrH--who ar to ohaerveThttnkMjjtlvlnji liiy in Hu npton Hoarta,will ait down to-morrow to one of tnrmOa)1 elahoral menus t'n -le frain mcv't- pfOVldid for Ml ItftlBtH. ThOilaandn of noun l of turk Iff have ironovrr tha '.(t'S of the VaBMflf In preparation for tlw fntm Here in th menu:ROMM turkey, with I i'anhrry aauce a.n 'green pe;per naiad, nutat log of Inmhui.l1 In own io avv. oyMeni. at?iWd andfrleil; lethire mtlad. maple drensliiK:atewrd 'lomatooa. plolrttl. ollvctt andc.iow BjloWi pumpkin pie, apple rider,fit tii nut a nn I rnkfThe 1,001 men who will h Riven aho-elltierij after d.fine- will d voje thomaelea 0 footh.t.l Kamea hetweeu rlv.ilthlpt' erwa tit Kirtrea Monroe. Thehattlenhlp whl remain In HamptonKoada until DM lij when tli Will pr -paadt" New York.Mask Rail for Jnnlor . I'. M.Bronx DOUngtli No. 106, of the Juniororder of I'nlted American Meehanlcs.will hold a mask and civic hall nexti Saturday. BVOhlllg at Kbllng'e Casino.OAS Hundred and I'lrtv-slxth street andSt. Ann's avenue It will be the fourteenth occasion or the kind i he committee In charge are making every effort ra bring It up to a twenty -first cenI i-y standard The proceeds all! go tothe s. -k bSBSftl fund.RoosrseK l.lbel Cause Drr. 91.MAJtQUVTTH, .Mich., Nov. 17. Thstrial of Dvorge A. Newett of lalipemlng.charged with crlm.nal llbe on complaintcf ThSOdprS ROOMvatti will be held Inths court of Justice Samuel B, Byrne Intills city lsec. 31 nest. A stipulation deferring the trial to that date was enured jesterdap.I'M -. by The Press I'uiill'h.ng CO, (The New York World).TTbbbV gJ-ajW1-" " 16 U'rvTA ffVTT JLaV. BBBB XBBgV A s I A I BoikH TMCBjBjBjrthe Dangerous PastimeIToTei5-hait "News OdditiesThe noble red man Is getting civilized.Supreme Court Justice Blanchard declared Judicially that men arc gay deceivers.If the Sublime Porte had as many aoldlers as there are turkeys In the NewTork market the reault might have been different.HlOlf COST OF LIVING NOTEcup of coffee."President -elect Wilson,giving turkey to-morrow.In Bermuda,He can.At the age of ninety, William Castlebury of Bartlrsvdlle. Okla.,father. He Is in fan- health but blind.Ixing Island girl Is back home after having been lured across the continent toFresno, Cal.. by an ad In a matrimonial paper. The alleled "capitalist" of thadvertisement turned out to be a club-footed dishwasher In a restaurant.A Htaten Islander bitten by a aupiiosedly mad dog escaped without a scratch.He wore two palra of trousers.Madison, N. J., having failed in a crusade to cover up obje-tlonable theati.calposters, now proposes to tax the bill-boards out of existence.There was no acchrent to any of the special trains carrying visitors to theYale-Harvard football game. The New Haven Rnllroad points with pride to thisfact In an advertisement.Secretary of the Navy Meyer refrained from dentals thatresign for severui days prior to yesterxlay.There will be more northern than southern Democrats In the House ofresentatlves after March 4. for the flrat time In the history of the nation.WILSON POLLED 236,434LESS VOTES TRAN BRYAN.But Combined Hoes Were 333.114Behind the Vote Taft GotIn i()8.The popular vote for Prvnhlent at therecent election, aa complete as it canlie made to date, shown that the votopolled was Wilson, U.1M.7IM Roosevelt.a,K,l0; Tat, J,376,4:i!; Debs. B7S.7JS;Challn, I'.'.MiBryan's vote In ISOS was f,W3,lg m lthat of Taft T.WT.tTeS. The Democraticloas In this year's election was SVS.dvotes. Republicans and I'rogresslveatogether polled .VEU4 l.-a than TaftIn 1908.Wilson's plurality over Roosevelt Isi.2,M; over Taft :.7ll.;iJH. Roosevelt'splurality over Taft 661.71 S. The mostretnarkablo thing shown b, the flguri-sIs that the total falling off In the voteat the two old parties Is about WKt.Ouoand that the Hoclallsta incrBBBS thervote ao.Ootl with the count upflnlshedIn seen States.Enjoy Your ThanksgivingDinner and Avoid Distressing After Effects by TakingDOCTORPrevents dyspepsia or indigestion.Be sure and take home a box to-night.All .druggists, 25c, 50c, $1.00Special trial size, 5cPartola Co., 160 Second Avenue, New York8th Article IIof a Scriesa?A Ute aquaw haa sued for divorce.l,O00,000 couldn't buy Roosevelt his "thlrlrill have to get along without a Thanks-has become ahe was aoout toIterRHODE ISLAND GIRLLURED ACROSS CONTINENT.Girl Who Answered Matrimonial"Ad" Hound "Capitalist" aDishwasher.WKSTKRLV, It. t, Nov. 27. MissAnna disson answered a matrimonialadvertisement In a Western paper several months age. and ut ter cut reapo.i lenco went to Fresno, t'ul., to meet thaman ahe expt-cted to marry. She huesince returned and did not admit theaffair had turned out disappointinglyuntil the following clipping, datedFresno, reached friends here:"Lured to this city from her homeIn Westerly, R. I., by an advertlaenicntIn a matrimonial Journal, Miss AnnaSlsson, an orphan, aged aeventeen, arrived In Fresno only to tlnd that Robert J. Moss, who advertised himselfas a capitalist, was a clubfooted dishwasher working In a restaurunt here"Organisations of this city subscribedmoney and the girl was secretly takento a railroad station and placed onthe train for Washington. D. C."TBH Hgj Ut eVT OrIN CAMfff FORMV hMgr Bsaasa "Jser ypi Jls7Nls.sJ,raVvsaTsTPOLICEMAN SAVESTWO WOMEN ANDCHILD FROM FIRE(Carries Aed Invalid, Unconscious, From Third Floor ofTenement in Williamsburg.EXIT CUT OFF AT FAST,A tfondred PefSonS Are Routedin Panic by PatrolmanOff Duty.Two women and a child wera saved bya policeman oft duty during a firs thatdrove a hundred or more persons tothe atreets from the four-Mory tenementat Nos. 23S-40 North Fifth street, Williamsburg esrly to-lay.Policeman Stephen Thornton of theHedfonl avenue station was on hli" wayhome after being relieved for tho nightw hi n he saw smoke In the cellar ofths building, lie sent In -in nlarm andran back to arouse the eighteen families. Then are three flre-escapen on thefront of the boUSS, and In a few minutes all were i :ow led with partlydressed men, women and children.Thornton had made a irt-et:.' clean sweepof the building hefote the smoke beganto nil lv and thought everybody wasout. But soon the shrieking, shoutingwomen and men quieted down Kiitflclently to dlrcover that Mrs. Camilla Hlass,seventy-two years old and an Invalid,who lived alone on the thlrj floor front,was missingThornton hurried up the stairs throughthe smoke and found her overcome onher cot In a rear room. He carried herdown the two flights of stairs to thestreet on his back. By this time somebody had missed Mrs. Anna Llggerl,thirty years old, who lived with herdaughter and husband on the secondfloor front.SCREAMS FOR CHILD AS SHEREVIVES.The policeman went back and foundMrs. Liggett helpless from smoke, hutdid not see the girl, Anna, Ave yearsold. He carried Mrs. I.lggerl down as hehad the elderly woman, and when thecool air revived her she befran screaming for her daughter. Hei husband witsaway from home, she said, but the girlwas In one of the bedrooms.A third time Thornton Jashel up (hastairs. He found little Anna un-on-sclous.and wrapping. her In a blank-tstarted down with her under his armBy tls time the fire had eaten throughthe Hrst floor and attacaed te std'rway. and he cou' i not get down. Hecarried the chill back up and to a Hieescape, where he laid her until ha couldlower the drop ladder. He then carrle 1her to the street.Battalion Chief Mahr and Engine Company No. 112 eontlned the Are to thelellar and first Hour. It did f ..'" damage. The building Is owned hy FrankCongo, wlio runs a saloon on the groundlloor How the fire started could nolhe determined. The three persons overcome by smoke were revived withoutbeing taken to the hospital.THIS APARTMENT HOUSETO BE MARRIAGE MART.CHICAGO, III., Nov. 27. .Mrs. LillianDavidson, a widow, and manager ottho Woman's Kxchange of Kvannton. ihas planned an aprtmnt house de-I '.oted exclusively to bachelors and inaldsOne wing of tl.e. bulldln;r Is to be reserved for men and the oilier forroflMBi I" the parlors the guests are:o be affunled every Inducement ic,meet socially and give cupld a chan"e"This charming town la fall of raiesuicide and surplus women," said MrsDavidson to-day. "There are five hundred woimn more than men In thefirst ward, and only one woman Ineight over eighteen Is married. Thisis awful"To Mothers:You should gire your childrenFuthrr Jotit' Medicine uhen thenhot$ o OOUffh or tire run dnirn, because it is a pure and whulcsoniefood medicine which tdU gire themnew strength to fight off the disease. Father John's Medicine isa safe medicine for children hecause it contains no alcohol nordangerous dftigt,ls five times aseffective as purecarbolic acid,hence five timesmore useful.All aTorrra. lruaal"t aad department atoraa.10c, 25c, 50ct V efUow pa. i nr uUM fM 10.Veil Dkinlectinf C., Nw YorkaaiaBBg1SEPARATION? WHY I NEVERMARRIED YOU. HE SAYS.Prlfstt lieDoesn't Rfrncmber Him asBridegroom, Dr. HawhryI itvlares.MrsMary Coatsllo Hty, of No 91II i . uird aveNrooM in, . i i ubjtctc a shock 111 lbItmukly ii ffliprt meMUD el for Ifr"in't to-da . w, icn riniti . IFrancis J. Iliwle.i, whom she is siIiikfor a .epanilion. IBnOtfncBd tn.it hwould proVB that toe plalntirt bad n.icr, nia. rled tho BBfBBjdant dentist.I Mr. Ilaivley'a BOUBBBl had offered Inevidence a marflagn MrtMCBtB settingforth that Mary l oslello ha. I been JoinedIn wedlock tu Dr. Ilawley by l'atiierLimes V. Turner, of the Cathedral ,ni PhlladBlpMa, on Fi'b. 23. 1104, Tha Ianyor raprBBentlng nr. Hawlej tiien announokd thai his client hat visitedI Father Turner in Philadelphia rcentlvand that neither the priest, Ii a hOlIBB'par, or the altar boV who. With theHousekeeper, had witnessed the mnrrla.ee ceremonj, pouM Identify Dr.Ilawley aa the bridegroom oi that occasion. Mince the marriage took place eightyeara ago, and It Is reasonable to suppoee that Dr. Hawley's features haveundergone some chsnae durlna thaitime, Mrs. Hawley aald, after aha hadrecovered from her surprise, that shedid not believe this move of her husband's would stand the acid test ofthe law.FOREMEN'S BIG NIGHT.heesl l.afcor Organisation's F.lghteenth tunnel Hall.This Is the biggest social night of thecar for organised labor, because of Ihe eighteenth annual entertainment !and ball of the Hccsntllc Associationof Firemen at falser! Hsrlem RiverCasino, One 'Hundred and Twenty-sixthstreet and Second avenue. The localunion of firemen Is the largest In thocountry and among the most powerfulIn New York, ard their entertainmentsalways set a standard for other organizations. Following are the officers ofthe union who have the affair Incharge:President. John Bucbani Vice-President.Jacob l- Walters; Secretary,U llllatn Flanagan; Treasurer, John F.'M.iDonough; Sergea:it-at-.ims, ThOPBas Tuft; Corresponding Boors tart,James S. Duffy: Financial Secreturv.John Smlth-iStnlth Is also Chairmanof the Arrangements Committee; (JuldJohn Healy: Business Agent..los. phatlonnlHollind; Urganlxer and InternationalPresident. Timothy Healy: Trustees.Peter Dunn. James (liinn and ReynoldsWelgel.Kills Herself at wr of K.lgh I y -O ne.Mrs. Mary Fin i. t ie aged mother ofJohn D, Finn. B dealer In oflles furniture at No. 3.18 Broadway, killed herself by leaping from the fourth storywindow of her son's home at No. 20BWest One Hundred snd Thirty -tilthstreet to-day. She was eighty-one yearsold nnd her mind failed several fOMrBago. Bhe was constantly wat'iiod toprevent her from harming herself, buteluded her daughter-in-law this morning. She waa dead Svlien Dr. HillHarlem Hospital reached the spot.RoyalBakingPowderAbsolutely PureExceeds all others in leavening power andwholesomeness. Used wherever the bestand finest food is requiredA Ohlaf AM to Horn BakingA JOKE SHOPManned byis runiiintfthe copyiiFUNii liru.ii(Jwill JJOFREENEXTwith eachSUNDAY'S WORLDnnewgpuiH'r whose all unuini un-.it s huvswon for it u circulation in New W'tkdty greater titan the Bunduy Hoi'M.Sunday Times, Bun day Sun and HuuiayTribune ADDED TOGBTHBR,ORDER IN ADVANCE.$3.25 TO FIND OUTIF WIFE LQVES YOUONLY OR ANOTHER$3.50 to Make Thief ReturnMoney hy Chicago Necromancer's Method.CHICAGO, Nov. IT. Kxtractl froDtsratura purporting to reveal "ient)of tin- most ancient secrets" In necromancy wire given out to-day In ooBnectlon with the case of Felix Markls-wk-7..known as "I'rof. loivol," BOWunder bonda of tl.OOn. charged wttfcusing the mslls to defraud.Some of the "secrets," with th's0 Prloesst which they wereI are"How to compel a thief tostolen money. PHce, t3.M. Knealthe seeds of the apple which Kve iand tell her of the crime, do homo oiit bout speaking to your wife, fast ithree dsys and then walk out on 1street. The first person wou win aaI will return your stolen money orerly."How to And out If your beloved, thinks only of you. Price, fl.lt Thisvery Important secret waa ronfMod hem by tho Uenll w ho watchedj Aladdin's Lamp. When your wifeasleep sprinkle a powder of driedpetals over her forehead, if aha loI another aho will mutter his name oa II third night following."Keep close watch whether JJfork Is on the right side ofplate at the table. If your wifesoup on tne table, it la a aura algaahe Is thinking of another."How always to win at cards. Pries.$2.75. To those who would always wasat games of chance, rub a Powder oidried bread crumbs on the back of Usecards. You will find that the cards wMIbecome transparent and that you cansee what la In your opponent's handa.If this should fall, tlnd a flock ofI pReons snd stand under them for hslf! u hour."It Is charged that "Prof latnonl" ohtainod thousands of dollars from sale ofthe "tserstS" and the powders and oilsthey call for. ,llarahmi tmiin Head llonil.1..U.TIM0RK. Nov. 27. Prosldsai W.I Harahan and the other ofllcers ofthe Seaboard Air Lane Railroad wererc-eiected yesterday, s. Davis vYafHsipwas elected Chairman of the Board, anewly created position, and Bleu Chalof man of the K..'Utlvc . an.l II: iiPom.nittees.llie gfeatwt wits of the tiny,full ll:ist in maklna rrn.lvofIK'yv Ki-i:i Pllition ol vvl.ij'lMil (fVOry CO, lwhea